‘A Day of Shame for Pakistan’
Sri Lanka PM Mahinda Rajapaksa demanded justice for Priyantha Kumara, who had been working as a manager in Sialkot, was tortured to
Imran under pressure as Gwadar protests gain momentum
The Gwadar protests have spread across the entire coastal belt of Balochistan, taking the Pakistani government by surprise, reports Rahul Kumar As
INTERVIEW: ‘Baloch People Angry With CPEC, Pak Govt’
Baloch people feel that CPEC activities have robbed them of their dignity in their own land and are annoyed with their own
Onus of missing persons falls on PM: Islamabad HC
Justice Minallah said if anybody goes missing in 2002 then the chief executive of that time should be held responsible and perhaps
Pak trade balance worsens
Further, there is a continuous crash of the stock market and depreciating exchange rate as it nosedived….reports Asian Lite News Pakistan’s trade
Imran Pins Hopes on CPEC To Revive Economy
The Pakistani Prime Minister also highlighted that the continuity of policies is essential for long-term projects to achieve maximum benefits for the
Women who smoke will end up divorced: Pak lawmaker
Member National Assembly (MNA), Nausheen Hamid, told a seminar in Islamabad that smoking in women is a leading cause of increasing divorce
Pak gearing up for Gwadar protests
The development comes amid ongoing protests in Gwadar for the last 18 days by thousands of residents demanding access to clean drinking
Thousands on streets in Gwadar as protests enter Day 17
Thousands of people, including women and children, continued protesting in Gwadar in Pakistan for the 17th day on Wednesday, demanding among other
Is Beijing turning its back on Pakistan?
At a time when countries such as Vietnam, Bangladesh and Indonesia among others have drawn large investments, inflows into Pakistan is in